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Procurement Service COLLABORATION AGREEMENT FOR THE PROVISION OF A PROCUREMENT SERVICE between POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR HUMBERSIDE POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR NORTH YORKSHIRE POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR SOUTH YORKSHIRE POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER FOR WEST YORKSHIRE CHIEF CONSTABLE FOR HUMBERSIDE CHIEF CONSTABLE FOR NORTH YORKSHIRE CHIEF CONSTABLE FOR SOUTH YORKSHIRE CHIEF CONSTABLE FOR WEST YORKSHIRE PROCUREMENT FUNCTIONAL AGREEMENT V1 4 FINAL (25 03 14).doc CONTENTS CLAUSE 1. Background ............................................................................................................. 3 2. Purpose and Governance ....................................................................................... 3 3. The Function ........................................................................................................... 4 4. Term and Termination ............................................................................................ 4 5. Variation .................................................................................................................. 4 6. Review…………………………………………………………………………….4 7. Service Level Agreement ........................................................................................ 5 8. Costs ........................ ………………………………………………………………........4 9. Budget and Costings .............................................................................................. 5 10. Property Access and Licences ............................................................................... 5 11. Obligations of the Parties ........................................................................................ 5 SCHEDULE 1 ................................................................................................... THE PARTIES SCHEDULE 2 ................................................................................................ THE FUNCTION SCHEDULE 3. ........................................................................... SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT PROCUREMENT FUNCTIONAL AGREEMENT V1 4 FINAL (25 03 14).doc THIS AGREEMENT is dated PARTIES (1) The parties to this Agreement are as set out in Schedule 1 and are collectively referred to in this Agreement as the Parties or singularly in accordance with their abbreviations as set out in Schedule 1. 1. BACKGROUND 1.1 The Parties wish to enter into a Functional Collaboration Agreement pursuant to Section 22A of the Police Act 1996 for the provision of a Regional Procurement Function as particularly described at Schedule 2 (“the Function”) with South Yorkshire Police acting as the Lead Force. 1.2 This Agreement is made pursuant to the Agreement for the Provision of Policing Services in Yorkshire and the Humber entered into between the parties on of 2014 (“Framework Agreement”) whose definitions and terms are adopted and confirmed for the purposes of this Agreement as if the same were repeated and incorporated herein save where this Agreement refers to any deviation from the Framework Agreement. 1.3 This Agreement constitutes a Functional Collaboration Agreement as contemplated by the Framework Agreement and the Parties share the opinion and belief that this Agreement is in the interests of the efficiency and effectiveness of their respective Forces. 1.4 This Agreement contemplates the provision by the Parties of support of a type referred to in Section 23A (2) of the Police Act 1996. 1.5 Where there is any inconsistency or conflict between the Framework Agreement and this Agreement, the provisions of this Agreement shall be preferred and shall prevail. 2. PURPOSE AND GOVERNANCE 2.1 The Parties have agreed to the coordination of the Function on a joint regional basis following the conclusion reached by the Parties that the Function can be most effectively and efficiently achieved by the use of a Lead Force model whereby the management and the provision of the Function is undertaken by SYPCC and PCCSY as the Lead Force subject to clause 2.2 below and the Governance Arrangements as set out in the Framework Agreement. 2.2 The Function will be delivered by the Lead Force via the Regional Director of Procurement (“Director”) under the direction and control of the Lead Force Chief Constable who shall then report to and be held accountable by the RCB. 3 2.3 Any matters relating to this Agreement or its performance which require clarification or resolution can in the first instance be referred to the relevant Head of Section and if the matter can not be resolved at that level it should then be escalated to the Director, who if unable to resolve the matter shall raise the matter with the Lead Force Chief Constable for further discussion and resolution at the RCB. 3. THE FUNCTION 3.1 The Function shall be delivered in accordance with the terms of this Agreement and specifically the Service Standard and Specification (“SSAS”) which appears at Schedule 3 hereof and where appropriate the Framework Agreement. 3.2 The Parties acknowledge that in the process of developing the Function it may be necessary for the Lead Force to modify, adapt or vary certain proposed structures, methodologies and services as contemplated pursuant to Schedule 3 hereof (provided that no such modification adaptation or variations shall without the prior consent of the RCB diminish the level of service provided to the Parties) and the where such changes are required or necessary the Lead Force shall notify the other Parties in an appropriate and timely manner. 3.3 For the avoidance of doubt the Lead Force shall only provide to the other Parties those matters forming part of the Function as set out in Schedule 2 hereof in accordance with the SSAS set out in Schedule 3 together with any other services that are reasonably incidental thereto, provided always that the Lead Force retains the right to charge accordingly for any such incidental services requested by the Parties and provided by the Lead Force. 4. TERM AND TERMINATION 4.1 This Agreement shall commence on 1st April 2014 and shall determine in accordance with clause 9 of the Framework Agreement. 5. VARIATION 5.1 Subject to clauses 3.2 and 3.3 this Agreement, including the Schedules, may only be varied with prior written consent of the RCB. 6. REVIEW 6.1 For the further avoidance of doubt this Agreement shall be modified (or terminated) to give effect to any recommendation made pursuant to a review conducted in accordance with clause 8 of the Framework Agreement and duly approved by the RCB. 4 7. SERVICE LEVEL AGREEMENT 7.1 During the term as set out at clause 4.1 above and subject to clause 5, the Lead Force hereby agrees and undertakes that it will perform the Function in accordance with the SSAS. 8. COSTS 8.1 The Agreed Cost Proportions in respect of the Function shall be equal to the proportions that the Net Revenue Expenditure Policing Bodies bear to one another from time to time. 8.2 The cost of items or services purchased through the Function shall be borne by the Party on whose behalf procurement is effected or where the procurement is effected on behalf of more than one Party and in such proportions as the Parties may agree in respect of the item or service so acquired. 9. BUDGETS AND COSTINGS 9.1 A draft budget for the Function (“Procurement Budget Paper”) in respect of the Function will be submitted to and approved by the RCB in accordance with the Framework Agreement. 9.2 When approved by the RCB the annual Procurement Budget Paper will be signed by the Parties and annexed by way of memorandum to this Agreement. 10. PROPERTY ACCESS AND LICENCES 10.1 The Parties acknowledge that in order to provide the Function the Lead Force may need access to premises and/or buildings not within the ownership of the Lead Force and the Parties accordingly hereby undertake to grant such access as may be necessary for the performance of the Function and confirm that they will grant to the Lead Force any Licences necessary to permit such access and obtain any necessary consents required to permit such access. 11. OBLIGATIONS OF THE PARTIES 11.1 The Parties will be responsible for notifying the Director of those provisions within the Forces’ respective Schemes of Governance (also known as Corporate Governance Frameworks) which determine those with authority to instruct the Director and to enter into contract. The Parties will inform the Director of any relevant alterations in their Schemes of Governance which may be made from time to time. 5 Signed for and on behalf of Chief Constable for Humberside Signature: Name: Position: Date: Signed for and on behalf of Chief Constable of North Yorkshire Signature: Name: Position: Date: Signed for and on behalf of Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Signature: Name: Position: Date: Signed for and on behalf of Chief Constable of West Yorkshire Signature: Name: Position: Date: Signed for and on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside Signature: Name: Position: Date: 6 Signed for and on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire Signature: Name: Position: Date: Signed for and on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Yorkshire Signature: Name: Position: Date: Signed for and on behalf of the Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire Signature: Name: Position: Date: 7 SCHEDULE 1 - THE PARTIES 1. The Chief Constable of Humberside Police of Police Headquarters, Priory Road, Hull, HU5 5SF (“CCHP”). 2. The Chief Constable of North Yorkshire Police of Newby Wiske Hall, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 9HA (“CCNYP”). 3. The Chief
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